On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 7:25 PM, OccasionalFlyer <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks for your response. I do have a database, and that is the straw > that broke the camel's back. On September 5, I could access it. On > September 10, I could not .The ISP keeps telling me the > connectionString is wrong. First they said the error was in > web.config, which did not even have a connectionString value until I > added it. That didn't fix it. Now they are saying I need to change > the applicationmanagement.dll to update its connection string. I have > no idea why they think such a value exists in this .dll. To me it > sounds like a copout to avoid the responsibility for whatever they did > that changed the environment after September 5. > > The database contains both a membership list and protected documents > that you retrieve from the database once logged in. I presume I need > the ISP's cooperation to copy my database in full, yes? Thanks. > -----------------
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